Four Local Men Named To New Baptist Board
Four High Point men were elected to the Piedmont Baptist Association executive committee at Greensbo ro’s Florida Street Church closing two day convention. The group includes Clarence A. Smith and J M Hill iard of High Point and Grover H Jones Hoyle Lee J Clyde Turner of Greensboro with others. Next year’s meeting is set for July 20 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Baptist Board
J.M. Hilliard
Clarence A. Smith
Grover H. Jones
Rev
Hoyle Love
Conrad
Love
High Point
Piedmont Baptist Association
Florida Street Baptist Church
Greens
Poro Yester
J. M. Hilliard
Hoyle
Ae Point
J. Battin
E. Lee
J. Clyde Turner
Greensboro
H. M. Strowp
Ramseur
C. C. Frasier
Asheboro
T. L. Gardner
T. AL. Sasser
Reidsville
Baptist ministers lead Greensboro gathering on relief and missions
Rev H M Stroup and Dr J T J Battle spoke on Ministerial Relief while Hugh Latimer and others discussed home missions social service and Baptist hospitals. Attendees included Rev J Lester Lane Rev Raymond Lanier and R D Covington detailing orphanages and stewardship. Newspapers received appreciation.
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H. M. Stroup
Ramseur
Franklinville
J. T. J. Battle
Jefferson Standard Life Insurance Company
Hugh Latimer
The
Southern Baptist Association
Battle
J. Lester Lane
Greensboro
Asheboro Street
T. Rupert Coleman
Gibsonville Baptist Church
G. T. Lumpkins
Baptist Hospital
Winston-Salem
Greensboro Daily News
Greensboro Record
High Point Enterprise
Association
Lieutenant Early Moved To Winston
Lt. T. A. Early of the state highway patrol, formerly in charge of the High Point district, has been moved to Winston Salem after a statewide patrol reorganization. Winston regains key city status in northwestern North Carolina with patrol HQ in five districts and an extra post at Raleigh. A patrol member will be stationed in Winston Salem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Early
State Highway Patrol
High Point
Winston-Salem
Winston
Key City
North Carolina
Raleigh
Action To Clear Title To Perry Street Property
Legal action to clear a deed cloud caused by a $4,000 mortgage claim on Perry Street property has commenced with a summons against T. F. Wrenn, president of the defunct Home Banking Company, by the American Service Company, W. A. Davis and Robert Brockett. The plaintiffs allege the Brockett mortgage was paid and seek records to reflect this.
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Perry Street
T. F. Wrenn
Home Banking Company
American Service Company
W. A. Davis
Robert Brockett
Tireless Mocking Bird Delights Gatewood Ave Residents
Gatewood avenue residents report a tireless mocking bird singing from morning to night with brief pauses every ten seconds. The bird gradually weakened after several days, taking longer rests, but resumed nonstop singing from Sunday through yesterday, an unusually persistent performance for a single bird.
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Gatewood Avenue
North Carolina Death Claims Total 1930 Rise in Payments
North Carolina policyholders received 27.3 million in life insurance payments in 1930, down 600000 from 1929. The largest NC payments include $73,000 to an estate, with Asheville and Charlotte leading city totals. Major individual claims include James G. Anderson of Asheville at 330151 and other large sums across Winston-Salem Charlotte and Greensboro.
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High Point
W. L. Stamey
Dora J. Fields
Fred Ingram, Jr
B. Stanley
North Carolina
Charlotte
Asheville
Winston-Salem
Wilmington
Greensboro
Durham
Raleigh
Forest City
Gastonia
James G. Anderson
Charles G. Hill
Burt MacKenzie
Goldsboro
Washington
Winston- Salem
Radio display astonishes crew with self-operating machinery
Commander Alexander notes the remarkable maneuver as the ship swings about without slackening speed. He remarks that it is the first time such an action has been achieved, while signaling extensive autonomous machinery active at the target area.
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Alexander
Stoddert Leads Perry on Untested Radio Robot Sea Trial
Stoddert transferred to Perry for tests with a radio robot at the helm. The unmanned ship reached 26 knots while the Perry followed 200 yards behind. Mechanical control produced a straight wake. a seaman steered the Perry. Test progress hinted at limitless possibilities before a radio fault paused the run.
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Stoddert
Perry
Blue Sea
Alexander
San Clemente Island
Man Sues City for 2500 Damages Over Sewer Work
D. V. Linthicum filed in High Point municipal court for 2500 damages against the City of High Point alleging property damage from sewer pipes and water mains installation this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. V. Linthicum
High Point
City of
Noted Condemnation Claim Seeks Damages for Yard Ditches
Plaintiff alleges that in 1924 the defendant through agents dug two ditches in his front and back yards for sewer pipes and water mains without lawful condemnation. He says plants could not be grown where pipes lie and seeks $2,600, claiming implied debt for land use and damages.
Carolinas Naval Quota Doubled Announcement
The August naval recruit quota for the Carolina district doubles from 18 to 36, per H. H. Heredeen petty officer in charge. This marks the largest first enlistment allocation for the district since last February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam's Navy
Carolina
H. H. Heredeen
Navy
Matron Dies In Rescue Of Electrician In Tennessee
In Shelbyville Tennessee on July 23 60 year old Mrs Nettie Mullins and her 21 year old daughter Florence died rescuing Haywood Daniel a 20 year old farm hand from downed power lines after a tree he felled brought the lines to the ground. They freed him but lost their lives in the attempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelbyville
Tenn
Haywood Daniel
Nettie Mullins
Daug Florence
Daniel
Referee Finds $61,000 Shortage in Paul Accounts
Washington July 24 Junius D Grimes referee in a complaint by Beaufort County against George A Paul a former clerk of the superior court announced after an audit that an indicated shortage of 610000 was found in Paul s accounts The report will be presented at next week s term for affirmation rejection or amendments The largest liability is 6714 94 owed to John D Clark inmate of the state hospital There are 178 liability instances cited most shortages are modest in amount The case has been in court for three years.
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Washington
N. C
Junius D. Grimes
Ws Fort County
George A. Paul
Superior Court
Paul
John D. Clark
State Hospital
Grimes
Clark
Beaufort County
Night walkers on Delaware highways must carry light
Law requires pedestrians on Delaware roads after dark to carry a lit lantern or a white handkerchief for visibility. City and state authorities urge compliance to reduce accidents and improve nighttime safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware
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A. B. Conrad
First Baptist Church
West End Baptist
C. A. Upchurch
North Carolina Anti-Saloon League
O. E. Lee
Cimarron
Richard
Skippy” Cooper
Donovan
Rix Beach
Mickey Mouse
AND
Paramount News
Rialto
Walter Miller
Nora Lane
Sears,roebuck Partsy
Oregon
Grants Pass
Ore
Early
Gutierrez
Madrid
Detroit
Felix
Ken Maynard
Axy
Gatewood Ave
RADIO
Carolinas
Taylor's
Peorge
Figur
Ballard
Nationa Food Stores
South Main
East
Russell
North Main
East Green
G. A. Paul
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